When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about i — Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about i — Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about i — Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about i — Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about i — Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
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When I moved, the broker had told me there was something good for the brain about living near the sea, something about ions. But I often felt like the water was insulting me, like, "I'm beautiful and endless—what are you doing with your life?

— Anna North, The Life and Death of Sophie Stark
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